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The wars & local soldiers, 1949

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Americans Believe War Unlikely in Balkans

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 August 1949 · page 12

NEW YORK, Tues.: For the time being at least American authorities doubt that hostilities will develop in the Balkans as a…

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Govt. May Abandon Arrests Of Chinese War-time Refugees CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 August 1949 · page 2

THE Federal Government may abandon its policy of arresting Chinese war-time refugees, following talks which took place between the Chinese and Australian Government representatives here to-day…

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Warning of War in Asia

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 25 August 1949 · page 15

NEW YORK, Wed: A third world war was clearly threatening in Asia, declared Stewart Alsop, the syndicated columnist, today…

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One-legged War Veteran’s Story of Horror Montesano (Wash.)

Border Morning Mail · Friday 26 August 1949 · page 3

A ONE LEGGED former Air Force man, who was wounded in New Guinea in 1943, yesterday charged his step-father with torturing him. Henry Chum, 29 his long…

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Falkiner Case Raised at Soldier Settlers Conference

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 26 August 1949 · page 1

A motion at the Soldier Settlers conference on Monday urging repeal of the special legislation under which Mr. C. L. Falkiner, a member of…

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“All Soldier-miners to Get Bonus”

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 August 1949 · page 12

SYDNEY, Fri.: An army spokesman said today that all soldiers sent to coal areas during the strike had been credited…

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“Allies Preparing for Next War”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 29 August 1949 · page 8

LONDON. Sunday.: Russian Inspired German newspapers hinted yesterday that western powers are preparing a “no…

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Balkans “War Of Nerves” Centred On Greece BELGRADE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 29 August 1949 · page 3

THE Balkans “war of nerves” between the Russian - dominated Cominform and Yugoslavia centred yesterday on Greece, where Communist-led rebel forces are…

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Warns That U.S. “Skirting Road To War”

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 30 August 1949 · page 4

NEW YORK, Mon.: Speaking from the pulpit of a. Presbyterian Church at Watertown, New York, Senator John Foster…

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“No Holy War on Reds by Baptists”

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 31 August 1949 · page 1

LONDON, Tues.: The annual conference of English and Welsh Baptists at Swansea today passed a [?]olution that Baptists…

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Huge Soviet Forces ‘War Threat’

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 1 September 1949 · page 12

Lieut. - General Albert Wedemeyer told Congressmen in Washington recently that Russia had 175 Army…

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Hollway Wants Return to Pre-war Tax System

Border Morning Mail · Friday 2 September 1949 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Thurs.: The pre-war system of taxation should be adopted so that the States could raise their own…

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Reports Of Soviet War Like Moves Discounted LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Friday 2 September 1949 · page 3

UNOFFICIAL Belgrade reports that five Russian tank divisions, as well as infantry and air force squadrons, have concentrated on Yugoslavia’s northern frontiers, are not supported in Vienna. “Neither does it seem that Marshal Tito and his general staff are…

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Do We Want a Memorial? Mr. Cairns Scathing At Annual Meeting Election of New War Memorial Committee Deferred for Month

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 2 September 1949 · page 2

NINE people were present at the annual public meeting of the Hay and District War Memorial Committee last Wednesday evening. The meeting was called mainly for the election of office-bearers and committee, who total 18. Mr. W…

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Returned Soldiers to Race October 15

Border Morning Mail · Friday 2 September 1949 · page 16

The Albury and District Returned Soldiers’ Race Club will hold Its 1949 meeting on Caulfield Cup day, Saturday, October 15…

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Police Trained by Soviet As Soldiers

Border Morning Mail · Friday 2 September 1949 · page 6

BERLIN, Thurs: A British Military Government survey says that the Soviet zone’s people’s police is being trained on purely…

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Soviet’s War-like Preparations

Border Morning Mail · Monday 5 September 1949 · page 1

LONDON, Sun.: The British licensed “Sozial Demokrat” says that every night since August 24 new Soviet…

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Myrtleford Remembers Hero of First World War

Border Morning Mail · Monday 5 September 1949 · page 8

A MEMORIAL headstone to World War I veteran, Sgt. Albert David Lowerson, V.C., was unveiled at Myrtleford cemetery yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd…

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General’s Death Recalls Start of Pacific War

Border Morning Mail · Monday 5 September 1949 · page 2

DALLAS (Texas), Sunday: Major-General Walter C. Short (retired), U.S. army commander at Pearl Harbor when the…

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Britain’s Chefs Start Food War

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 6 September 1949 · page 5

LONDON, Mon.: Britain's leading chefs, are starting a food war of their own, reports the “Daily Mail.”…

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